The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-13
GENERAL TRADE.
BREADsTUFFs,

| CORNMEAL-Standard, 81 Is; pearl, SS2j
as IS roller, 81 As, steady.
from levee or depot, Sl3 509li; prime, from
store, 10@75c; Car load f. om levee or DEPOT,
| slS prairie, from store, zoe; car load from
leyee or depot, sSgS so.
BRAN--from store, SOC; from levse or
GORN-Prom store, white, SIC; mixed,
t9c; from levee or depot, white, in bulk 1910;
in sacss, sc; IN xed, in bulk, 451Sc; in
oATS-From store, white, doc; mixed, $50 !;
| from levee or oepot, white, in bulk, 3lhc; In
sacks, %%ci mixed, in bulk, SS1Sc; in
FLoUR- From store, common, s. 25;
fancy, 81 SO; patents, S5a5 25
BEAN Navy, 81 S@2; medium, 81 IS.
0ATMEAL-ln halt barrels, S293 IS from
era, KED wHEAT-In half barrels, 81 IS
HI HoMiNY AND GRITs-From store, $50
okACKERs-soda, extra, &c; soda, treble
extra, aye; extra, 70 ginger snaps extra,
RICE-Louisiana, 4951Sc; Carolina, $40
SIC.
KANSAS CITY, MO, May l2-whoat
lower No. 2 red cash, no bids or offers;
June, 7to asked; July, 741sc asked, Corn
Jun,e, S5Ac; July, S61sc asked. oats-No.
2, 293Sc asked.
ST. LOUIS. MO-, May 70 Flour steady,
but quiet. Wheat uDseil d, with moderate
trading and quiet market, closing L@Zo
lower exec JSly' " ich closed q. ys,tsr
June, S4149sI5Fc. closing at S414c bid; July,
8lsS@ &c, closing at Size; August, Sl1$G
SIC, closing at size; September, SlIS@S2c,
closing at SIZE, Corn easier, closing &c
Juse, 37Ac; July, 3Sg3S1Sc, closing at $50
asked, Oats quiet; cash, 2754g2sssc; May,
2lHc BID; July, AsSo;. august and year,
24%c bid. Rye,-none offered, SIC bid. Bar
ley,I-nothing done. Hay-urgent demand
othy. SO SOFA SO. Bran quiet and easy at
TIC. UornmeRl in demand and firm at % 10
@2 l5., Recepts.Flour, 1000 brls; wheat,
1900 hu; corn. IL 200 bu; oats, 80 900 bu;
Flour 5000 brls; wheat 5000 bu; corn, IA
900 bu; oats, 81 900 bu; rye, 1000 bu; barley,
1000 bu.
afternoon Board. = Wheat easy; June,
sepiember, S2efc Corn lower; June, $40
37Hc; July, S71sc bid; August. 500 bid.
Oats quiet.
CHICAGO. May l2.-Trading was very
dull in the wheat pit early this morning,
iVs Tna cIn1S inc spe en-
clique endeavored to break it below that
figure, but there was so much nervousness
displayed whenever the Clique houses began
buying, that nothing was ,accomnlt led:
Prices ranged between $50 and S611sdS61So all
the morning, but the volume OF trade was
light. On the afternoon board the crowd
were fe' ling very bearish ana the 0 .iqus had
all they could do TO kes, prices above Sc.
which figure it closed. There was a contn-
nation OF yesterdays closing weakness in
corn. June opened Hc lowor at 394c. The
mar ket continued weak throughout the day,
Il Ia Il ~ l.. -
up too heavily during the bull movement of
yesterday morning and there was oonse.
qGently n disposition TO self June corn
ole ed ut 391c. Cash quotations were as
demand Of q local character. No. 2Fpring
wheat, 8i]s@S45sc;. No. 3 spring wheat, nom
inal. 76c; No. Red. S5Ags5%c; No. 2 corn,
9S5sSSSbc; No. oats 2d5sa26}5c;, No. rye,
81 90; prime timothy seed, 81 7lsi y.
The LEADING futures ranged as follows:
Wheat, No. 2-May opened at 1870. highest
S5Sc, lowest s45Sc, closing at S51S1; June
opened at S61sc, highest S63Ec. lowest 8516c,
closing a. S6Ac; July opened at s5%c, hle h
est s5%c, lowest S5lsc, closing At $3.50; Au-
gust opened at $40, highest S4Ac, lowest
sS54c, closing AT 1890. Corn, No 2-May
opened at 3sAc. highest 3SAc, lowest 1880.
est 1890, lowest 1899, closing a 39Ic; July
openeo at 4l9sc, ghest 9Sc, lowest 4l1sc,
closing az ago; August opened at 429Sr,
his he I 1870, lowest 1919, closing at i2tSe.
Oats, No. INLAY opeped at 26Ac. highest
2 &c, lowest 26%c. closing at 1890; June
opened at 2754c. highest 2754c, lowest 271sc,
closing at 271ac; July opened at 2S%c, high
est 2S12c, lowest 2S14c, closing at 2S3sc; Au-
gust opened at 27lsc. highest 27lEc, lowest
26Ac, closing at 264c. heceil ts-Ftour, H.
100 brls; wheat, 1900 blu: corn, 81 900 bu
oats, 10000 bu; rye, 0 bu; barley, 20, 900
bu. Shipments-Flour .2l,C0J bIls wheat,
22J COO bu; corn, 62 600 bu; oats, 70 900 bu
rye. 300 hn; barley, IL 900 hn.